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Amid Terror Attack In Pahalgam, Viral Video Shows LeT Terrorist From PoK Vowing ‘Jihad’ And Demographic War In Kashmir

As the nation grapples with the news of the gruesome terror attack on tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir, videos from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir have started to surface on social media.

In one such video that has since gone viral, at a meeting reportedly at Khaigala in PoK said to have taken place a few days ago (18 April 2025) at the venue of the Akif Haleem (Eliminated LeT terrorist) tribute conference, the speaker is seen echoing the sentiments of Pakistan Army chief Gen Asim Munir who called KashmirIslamabad’s jugular vein“. 

PoK Video

In the video, the speaker says, God willing, we will break all of them and will be united in Jihad. Allah is giving good news via Jihad. In Bangladesh, the loyalists of Hindu Baniya have been buried. Sham Jabbar, today it is the rule of Mujahideen. And what did Jihad give by telling the last incident of Makhbooz-e-Kashmir? What did Mujahideen give? I swear on Allah, when Hindustan and the cow worshippers removed 35A and 370 from Makhbooz-e-Kashmir, you tell me why did they remove it? For demographic change, to wipe out the Muslims. To change the Muslim Shariat into Akaliyat. Through your tanks, cannons, missiles, helicopters, drones, I swear to Allah, you made a big hullabaloo with 10 lakh Army that the Qazi in Srinagar is the son of a martyr. In Poonch Rajouri, you said you will bring the people who say Ram Ram. You said you will bring demographic change. Please pay attention to this, he did it for this. And he launched 52 lakh missileswe are not aware of all this. We do not pay attention to these things. 52 lakh missiles – he put a legal document in their hand and told them, Modi told them go, you have to settle in Srinagar. You have to increase the voice of Ram Ram. Mujahideen-e-Kashmir, Aqab Shaheed, Abdur Rahman Shaheed, Zia Mustafa, and many others accepted this challenge and said,Modi, you did this in a closed court, the papers were yours, the judges were yours, this land belongs to the Mujahids. Just try it. God willing, we will cut your throats with a shower of bullets and keep the honour of those who were martyred. This is the fifth year. Go and investigate. But what did Kashmir give? What did the martyrs give? What did Jihad give? We don’t pay attention. We only talk emotionally. This is the 5th year. I swear to Allah, they couldn’t make a colony or settle. They went to Modi and said that their lives in Kashmir were in danger. And until this danger is over, we are not ready to settle there.”

What Pak Army Chief Said

On 16 April 2025, during the Overseas Pakistanis Convention in Islamabad, Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir reiterated Pakistan’s long-standing stance on Kashmir. Emphasizing its significance, he stated, “Our stance is absolutely clear, it was our jugular vein, it will be our jugular vein, we will not forget it. We will not leave our Kashmiri brothers in their heroic struggle.”

Speaking to an audience of Pakistanis living abroad, General Munir described them as the nation’s ambassadors and urged them to remain connected to their roots. He said, “You should definitely tell Pakistan’s story to your children. Our forefathers thought that we were different from the Hindus in every aspect of life. Our religions, our customs, traditions, thoughts, and ambitions are different. That was the foundation of the two-nation theory that was laid.”

In doing so, the Army Chief also defended the ideological basis of Pakistan’s creation—the two-nation theory that led to the Partition in 1947—reinforcing the narrative of cultural and religious divergence from India.

Hamas Leaders On PoK Soil OnKashmir Solidarity Day”

On 5 February 2025—Kashmir Solidarity Day—Pakistan escalated its propaganda by hosting Hamas leaders alongside top Pakistani jihadist commanders in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). The rally, titled Kashmir Solidarity and Hamas Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, was attended by Hamas spokespersons Dr. Khaled Qaddoumi, Dr. Naji Zaher, and others, along with Jaish-e-Mohammed figures including Masood Azhar’s brother. This collaboration aimed to position Kashmir and Palestine as shared fronts in a global pan-Islamic jihad against India and Israel. With over 88,000 foreign terrorists reportedly on launchpads, infiltration attempts are expected to rise. Simultaneously, Pakistan faces unrest in PoK, declining local jihadi recruitment, and internal instability marked by inflation and violence. Hamas’s involvement appears intended to revive Islamist mobilization by invoking the ummah narrative.

It is noteworthy that India has firmly rejected talks with Pakistan, demanding it dismantle terror networks and extradite wanted terrorists like Masood Azhar.

What Happened In Pahalgam?

In a horrific act of terror, at least 26 people—mostly tourists—were killed and 17 injured in an attack on Pahalgam’s Baisaran Valley, a popular destination often called “mini Switzerland,” on Tuesday afternoon. Among the victims were 25 Indian nationals and one from Nepal, according to reports.

Videos captured by survivors show a chilling scene—bodies strewn across the meadow and people wailing in desperation. This is the deadliest civilian attack in India since the 2008 Mumbai attacks that claimed over 160 lives.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who cut short his Saudi Arabia trip and returned to India early Wednesday, condemned the assault as a “heinous act” and vowed justice: “Those behind this act will not be spared.”

The Resistance Front (TRF), a proxy of the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), has claimed responsibility via social media, citing anger over the alleged resettlement of over 85,000 “outsiders” in the region—what they called an effort to change the region’s demographic makeup.

While TRF’s statement has circulated online, the Indian government has not yet issued an official confirmation of the group’s involvement.

(With inputs from NDTV)

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